So, I seemed to go a little Soap and Glory-crazy at Christmas. I first heard about this face powder through FleurDeForce's blog post, and then after hearing more people rave about it, I added it to my Christmas wishlist.
Can I just say, how adorable is the packaging?! Typical Soap and Glory packaging and name. I really love the cardboard packaging. I think it's so different from all the other face powder compacts on the high street. Although it's made out of cardboard, it's really sturdy and feels of a really high quality. They've even put a mirror in aswell!
This is how Soap and Glory describe this powder on their website:
Use it to lift up your cheekbones or dust lightly all over for a 'moonlit' look. Featuring LIGHTSCRAMBLE™lumisphere pigment pearls, an ultra-fine creamy powder shimmer finish and extended wear silicone technology.
Glow All Out is described as a "Luminizing Radiance Face Powder," which has a pink base. It doesn't contain any glitter or shimmer, making it the perfect subtle, radiance-enhancing powder. A dust over the tops of the cheekbones, bridge of the nose, the cupid's bow and the brow bone, gives you a gorgeous, healthy glow.
I personally haven't tried it all over the face for a "moonlit look," as I worry that it will be too much radiance, and maybe more oily/sweaty, so I can't comment on it used as an all-over powder. I love how silky smooth this powder is, and doesn't take much to blend in at all. Depending on the look I'm going for, and how much of a glow I want, I use the Real Techniques Duo-Fibre Contour Brush for a more natural, everyday look, or the RT Contour Brush for a night-time look, when I want a heavier highlight. Since I received this powder, I have been reaching for it everytime I apply makeup.
The only thing that I'm not that keen on with Soap and Glory, is the price of their products. They are at the higher-end of the scale for drugstore/high-street brands, but they do often have 3 for 2 offers, or buy one get one half price offers, so look out for them. It can bought from Boots for £11.
I did try swatching the powder, but the camera wouldn't pick it up enough to do it justice.
What are some of your favourite highlight products?
